Craig and his wonderful list

posted Feb 6, 2014

craigslist guinea pigs The good thing about Craigslist: It's a window into our fellow community members' wants, needs and aspirations. The bad thing about Craigslist: It's a window into our fellow community members' wants, needs and aspirations.

Good or bad, we'll let you decide...

Sometimes waffles are a prompt for panic.

"[Y]our smile made me almost run into another shopper in the SOUP aisle when you flashed it at me..."

"I was wondering on why some one as hot as you were in the dr office." Hot people don't get sick?

Between the cold and the tire and the eyes, he didn't get her name.

"You had green wings on your back with a phenomenal body and some kick ass triceps." A human body with wings would be phenomenal -- whatever the state of the triceps.

So maybe don't stand near him when he's frustrated?

That's going beyond the cliched cup of sugar.

It sounds like the kiss on the cheek did this guy in -- he's always going to wonder about her now.

We're not sure whether to hope -- or not -- that this person is talking about an actual horse.

Who wouldn't be happy to return a mouthpiece to its proper owner.

Random items available

For sale: a beautiful 1910 parlor stove ($349)

For sale: a handsome set of vintage skis with poles ($100)

For sale: a vintage, working long stick barometer ($550)

For sale: two stained glass windows from a church ($750)

For free: a size-12 wedding dress, gently used

For sale: a very red mobile concession trailer (price not listed)

For sale: a very red office front desk and credenza ($975)

For auction: a pizzeria near RPI (February 9)

For sale: 62 pounds of nails ($40)

For free: two very cute guinea pigs, Ziggy and Oreo -- "We are great pigs."

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photo: Craigslist item "Guinea Pigs 2 Males And Cage, FREE!!"

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